United Arab Emirates
Formula One heads to China
Formula One is to confirm this week it will be heading to China - at least according to the company building a major new circuit in Shanghai.
Sri Lanka to host Pakistan-Australia match
The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has confirmed that Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates will host its team's cricket series against Pakistan next month.
ICC sets Friday deadline
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has demanded that all players competing in next month's ICC Champions Trophy sign their players' terms contracts ahead of its executive board meeting in Dubai on Saturday.
New name for Sportsworld Australia
Following the buy-out of the Australian arm of the now bankrupt Sportsworld Media Group by the group's former majority stakeholder Jeff Chapman, the Antipodean unit has undergone a rebrand.
New name for Sportsworld Australia
Following the buy-out of the Australian arm of the now bankrupt Sportsworld Media Group by the group's former majority stakeholder Jeff Chapman, the Antipodean unit has undergone a rebrand.
Chapman holds on Sportsworld acquisitions
Jeff Chapman, the former majority shareholder in the bankrupt Sportsworld Media plc, has told sportbusiness.com that it is "unlikely" he will buy any of the UK assets or businesses of the company.
Chapman in Sportsworld talks
Sportsworld Media, placed in administration on March 27 when it failed to find a buyer after its debt facility expired, has sold two of the firm's international operations to the company's original owner, Australian entrepreneur Jeff Chapman.
Hayatou no-show at Soccerex
FIFA presidential candidate Issa Hayatou failed to appear at leading football event Soccerex this morning - pulling out of his planned keynote speech at the last minute.
Everyone trusts FIFA, says Blatter
Soccerex president Tony Martin has told delegates at the international conference in Dubai: "We have political mayhem at the very top of our game."
Blatter at Soccerex
FIFA president Sepp Blatter will deliver a keynote address today on day one of Soccerex in Dubai.
FA flying high with new sponsor
The Football Association (FA) has boosted its sponsorship coffers further after signing a two-year deal with British Airways.
TV firm refuses to stump up cricket cash
A TV rights row in the Caribbean could mean West Indies cricket fans may miss out on watching their team’s first Test match in Sri Lanka.
England cancel Dubai trip
England have withdrawn from the International Rugby Board's World Sevens tournament in Dubai next month.
World Sevens moves to Durban
The first round of the World Sevens Series has been moved from Dubai to Durban in South Africa, the International Rugby Board (IRB) has said.
NZ asks players if willing to tour Britain
Potential All Black players have been given until next week to advise whether they are available to tour Ireland, Scotland and Argentina because of security fears stemming from the US-led military strikes on Afghanistan.
UAE wants ICC trophy matches replayed
United Arab Emirates cricket authorities demanded yesterday that all of their team's matches in the ICC Trophy be replayed because two of their top players were refused entry into Canada.
Extreme International reports 75% sales rise
Action and free sports broadcaster Extreme International has reported a 75 percent increase in sales for the eight months prior to September of this year.
Chelsea pull sponsor’s logo
English Premier League soccer club Chelsea has decided to remove the name of its sponsors, the airline Emirates, from its shirts when the team plays in Israel later this month in deference to the political instability in the Middle East.